Tires Falken or OEM Porsche

Falken are really great on my Mercedes Benz

I'd maybe recommend the newer [Falken RT660+ in 225/45ZR15](https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Falken&tireModel=Azenis+RT660%2B&sidewall=Blackwall&partnum=245WR5RT660P&tab=Sizes) since they're a little wider and a grippier compound.

I have the AT3W on my ram. 5 years 70,000 miles no rotations (got lazy this time). I just purchased a set of the AT4W. Hoping to get as many miles, or more with proper rotation.

I’ve had the AT3s on my Tundra for 4 years with about 60k miles and still lots of tread, just got the AT4 on my wife’s sequoia and they are def my goto tire brand

These are a good quality tire if you dont do serious offroad stuff. Good in snow, good on wet, and not terribly noisy.

I got the at4 a few months back and I love them. They are quiet, rides great and good hydroplane resistance (when new)

Stock tires are AT3W-A (not the same as AT3W) and were okay on my truck. I was able to get them to last right about 30k. I replaced them with AT4W’s and new wheels, and the AT4W’s have been an excellent tire in every element.

2 years in with these tires on stock 19’ rims. Live in Chicago. Great in snow / rain. Noticeable tire drone still like them. Sounds like a bad wheel bearing at first.

I might be the only one that has these that’s sliding around on snow and ice. Just don’t have confidence out on the road, which is a crappy feeling to have. Especially ice - I immediately start slipping, even if going straight.

I’ve had the Wildpeaks on my lifted Sienna for 15,000km. They are already down to 6/32 hydroplane in rain and spin out on paved sanded road up to the ski hill.  There wasn’t even any snow on the road and 4 cars behind me passed when I had to stop in the middle of the road because I could not move forward. I’m not impressed.